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Once upon a time ... human rights. Once upon a time, human rights. This book illustrates the history of human rights as well as the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights through pictures drawn by young students. It reduces big concepts to an affordable size to facilitate the understanding of young peop
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Once upon a Time, Human Rights - Liliane Masengo Mwamba Kabamba
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Once Upon A Time, Human Rights: Liliane Masengo Mwamba Kabamba
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Contents
Why am I writing about human rights?
Dedication
In the beginning
Distinction between men
Cyrus the Great
The Cyrus Cylinder
Greece, India and Rome
The notions of natural laws and natural rights
Natural laws
The Magna Carta (Great Charter)
Birth of the concept of natural law
Napoleon in France in [the year] 1800
Coalition of European countries
In Africa
In India
The Second World War (1939-1945)
1945: The United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt (born in 1884-died in 1962)
The 1948 Universal Declaration
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